#比特币与黄金战争 Steady Doubling > Crazy Wealth? The Real Account of Old-Timers in the Crypto Circle
$LIGHT In the cryptocurrency market over the past few years, I’ve seen too many people defeated by the dream of "getting rich overnight." But do you know? The ones who truly survive are playing by a different set of rules.
Recently, a fan came to me, in the same state as most beginners—following others’ profits, making frantic moves during market fluctuations, and finally losing everything. She said she was about to give up.
But three months later? From 5,000U to 130,000U.
Sounds like a fairy tale, right? But there’s nothing mysterious behind it—just two core principles: **Focus + Compound Interest**.
My advice to her was simple—divide and conquer with a cycle method. For example, with 100,000U, split into five or six parts, and only use one part for spot trading each time. Don’t chase highs, don’t use full positions. What are the benefits of this? Stable mindset, controlled losses.
And then? When the price drops 10%, add to your position to average down; when it rises 10%, sell some to lock in profits. Repeat this rhythm daily—no gambling on direction, no chasing highs or panic selling. At first, she thought it was too slow, but after sticking with it for a while, the power of compound interest became evident—starting from 1,000U, it grew to 13,000U in three months.
Can you imagine? While those caught in washouts, margin calls, and being trapped are wailing, she’s following her own rhythm and enjoying exponential growth. This is not just about trading skills; the core is **a stable mindset**.
When the market crashes, having a reasonable position allocation gives you confidence. Your operations won’t be chaotic. Have you seen someone go all-in on adrenaline? That’s not making money; that’s gambling.
Actually, I used this method myself back then, gradually turning my initial capital into the current scale. No matter how turbulent the market is, for me, it’s just an opportunity to operate according to a rhythm.
Many say there are no opportunities in the market, but I think—there are so many opportunities that it’s dazzling; what’s missing is your own rhythm.
Still confused about how to build positions, add positions, or when to take profits? Actually, there’s no need to figure everything out alone. Many things become clear once explained.
Remember one thing: steady progress is always more effective than reckless rushing.
Surviving and making money in this market are never about gamblers, but about those willing to take action first and keep adjusting.
When will you start?